The AI File Organizer 2000 plugin automates file management within Obsidian by utilizing AI to organize files, transcribe audio, and extract action items. It helps streamline workflows by organizing handwritten and digital notes, as well as meeting notes, automatically. The plugin features an AI-powered chat interface, custom prompts for file formatting, and automatic file organization through the AI Inbox. It also supports audio transcription and provides powerful tools for creating custom templates and integrations. Whether you are using the plugin for personal or professional tasks, it offers efficient and customizable file management to suit various needs.

The Quadro plugin brings qualitative data analysis (QDA) capabilities to Obsidian, offering an open-source alternative to proprietary software like MAXQDA and Atlas.ti. It allows researchers to store and analyze qualitative data in Markdown format, making it accessible, future-proof, and compatible with other tools. Quadro supports coding (assigning tags to text) and extraction (transforming text into structured data), using bidirectional links between Data and Code files. This plugin also integrates seamlessly with Obsidian's features, such as Graph View and Outgoing Links, and can be extended using other plugins. With a focus on flexibility and customizability, Quadro provides an adaptable solution for qualitative research workflows.

The Open cards in imdone. plugin integrates Obsidian with the Imdone kanban board, allowing users to seamlessly link their Imdone cards within Obsidian. Clicking an Imdone link in Obsidian opens the corresponding card in the Imdone app, and vice versa. Additionally, when configured in Imdone’s board settings, it can open Obsidian directly at the source line of a card for editing. This plugin enhances productivity by bridging the gap between task management in Imdone and note organization in Obsidian.

The Workbench plugin enhances productivity in Obsidian by providing a dedicated space to collect and organize thoughts and references from any active note. Users can quickly add links, headers, blocks, or lines to a customizable "Workbench" note using hotkeys or click-based actions. The plugin also allows for easy insertion and clearing of content from the workbench. With configurable settings for the workbench note's name and line prefixes, it streamlines the process of managing ideas and references during note-taking and brainstorming.

The Regex Pipeline plugin allows users to automate the formatting and transformation of their notes in Obsidian using customizable regex rules. Ideal for organizing content from repetitive sources, it lets you define and manage rulesets to efficiently search, replace, or restructure text. The plugin supports advanced regex features like multi-line replacement, customizable flags, and selective application to highlighted content. With the ability to create and manage rulesets via an intuitive menu or commands, it streamlines text processing for tasks like transforming clipped web content or reformatting large notes, making it a powerful tool for personal knowledge management.

The Yesterday plugin allows users to create and edit journal entries in Obsidian, with an extension to Markdown syntax. It supports various entry types such as chat logs (WhatsApp, Messenger, iMessage), dreams, and media content blocks. Users can document their experiences, such as adventures or personal reflections, and include images to enhance the storytelling. The plugin also offers features to clean up the sidebar, color code journal entries, and toggle entries between open and closed states. With hotkeys, users can streamline journal management and easily track open entries, making it an intuitive tool for keeping a digital journal in Obsidian.

The Suggest Notes plugin streamlines the process of linking notes within Obsidian by providing keyword-based suggestions. Users can define specific paths, tags, and keywords to track notes, enabling faster and more efficient connections. The plugin prioritizes frequently linked notes based on user interaction, ensuring relevant suggestions appear at the top. With configurable folder and tag settings, this tool enhances note organization and linking without disrupting the writing flow.

The Link indexer plugin for Obsidian automates the creation of index notes that list and count links between notes in your vault based on customizable conditions. Users can configure multiple presets to generate different types of reports, such as used links, nonexistent files, or specific exclusions. The plugin supports options to include embeds, strict line breaks, and filtering links by file names or paths. This tool helps users better understand and manage the connections within their vault, making it ideal for organizing and navigating large collections of notes.

The JavaScript Init plugin allows users to execute custom JavaScript code automatically when Obsidian starts or at any other desired time. This functionality enables advanced customization and automation within the Obsidian environment, giving users the flexibility to tailor their workflows to specific needs. With this plugin, users can create dynamic behaviors, streamline repetitive tasks, or extend Obsidian's capabilities using JavaScript.

The Show Current File Path plugin displays the full file path of the currently active note in the Obsidian status bar, helping users quickly understand file locations within their vault. The plugin features customizable options, such as showing or hiding file names and icons for folders and files in the path. Users can copy the file path directly by clicking on it in the status bar or by using the command palette, with the option to copy relative or absolute paths. While the status bar functionality is unavailable on mobile, the copy path command still works on Android devices.

The Julian Date plugin allows users to quickly insert the Julian Date into their notes using a customizable hotkey. This continuous count of days since the Julian Period is commonly used in astronomical contexts for annotating events. The plugin simplifies the process of including this precise date format, making it especially valuable for astronomers or anyone working with temporal data requiring this notation.

The Another Sticky Headings plugin enhances navigation and orientation within Obsidian notes by keeping current and ancestor headings visible while editing or reading. This feature helps users track their position within a document and understand the content's structure. The plugin includes modes such as default and concise, offering flexibility in how much heading context is displayed. Headings are clickable, enabling quick jumps to specific sections, and the plugin supports multi-column layouts and both editing and reading modes. Customization options allow users to adapt the functionality to their workflow.

The Tokenz plugin simplifies the insertion of symbols, emojis, and frequently used snippets in Obsidian using customizable short code mappings. It comes with pre-installed mappings for over 1,800 emojis and classic smileys, while also allowing users to define their own codes for specific symbols or text snippets. This flexibility makes it easy to insert common or specialized characters quickly, enhancing note customization and efficiency. The plugin supports multiple formats for short codes, making it adaptable to various user preferences.

The Hoarder Sync plugin integrates Hoarder bookmarks with Obsidian by creating markdown notes for each bookmark in a specified folder. It offers automated synchronization at customizable intervals, ensuring that bookmarks are always up-to-date. Users can configure the sync folder, API settings, and additional options like excluding archived or non-favorited bookmarks. The plugin also supports updating existing notes when bookmarks are modified. With seamless integration, this tool simplifies the process of organizing and managing bookmarks within Obsidian, enhancing productivity and knowledge management.

The Lineage plugin provides a Gingko-style interface for editing Markdown files within Obsidian. This layout organizes notes into a tree-like structure, making it easier to navigate and manage complex ideas or hierarchical content. Users can open files using the ribbon, context menu, or command palette and export them conveniently through the view context menu. The plugin is ideal for writers, researchers, or anyone needing a structured environment to develop and organize ideas.

The Image to text OCR plugin allows users to extract text from images within Obsidian. By selecting an image and running a command, the plugin can either replace the image with the recognized text or append the extracted text below the image. It supports various image formats, including .jpg, .jpeg, .png, and more. The plugin offers multiple language recognition options, which can be customized through the settings. It is compatible with both Obsidian and Markdown image formats, providing flexibility for different use cases. Whether for simple note-taking or more advanced document management, this plugin simplifies the process of extracting and displaying text from images.

The Auto Definition Link plugin for Obsidian automates the process of creating links to blocks within your vault. It offers two main modes: Suggestion Mode, where users can select link suggestions, and Auto Link Mode, which automatically converts block IDs into links after pressing a valid key. The plugin makes it easy to maintain consistent linking without worrying about capitalization or plurality. It only scans markdown files in the same folder as the current document, ensuring focused linking within specific areas. Both modes can be toggled on or off in the settings, allowing users to customize their experience.

The Hash Pasted Image plugin automates the renaming of images pasted into an Obsidian vault by applying a SHA-512 hash to their names. This ensures unique and consistent naming for images, reducing the risk of duplicates or conflicts. Users can customize the hash algorithm, enable notifications for renamed files, and choose to rename images copied from the disk. This plugin is especially useful for organizing images and maintaining a clean, systematic vault structure.

The ImgBB Uploader plugin streamlines image management in Obsidian by automatically uploading pasted or dragged images to your ImgBB account instead of storing them locally. Ideal for users seeking to save on vault storage, this plugin supports seamless integration with ImgBB, a lightweight cloud storage platform focused exclusively on images. Users can configure settings like automatic deletion after a set period, and uploads triggered by copy-paste or drag-drop actions. The plugin ensures security by encrypting the API key used for ImgBB integration, providing a smooth and efficient workflow for handling images in your notes.

The S3 Image Uploader plugin for Obsidian enables seamless uploading of images and other media directly to your own S3-compatible storage. Users can specify custom buckets, folders, and access settings to ensure media files are stored securely and accessible as needed. The plugin supports clipboard pasting, drag-and-drop uploads, and YAML frontmatter configuration for tailored behaviors in individual notes. Additional features include optional local storage for uploads, integration with S3-compatible providers, and support for video, audio, and PDF files. This is a versatile tool for users who require custom storage solutions for their Obsidian media assets.

The Hide Sidebars on Window Resize plugin provides a convenient solution for dynamically managing Obsidian's sidebars. It automatically hides the left and right sidebars when the window becomes narrower than a specified width and reveals them again when the window is resized to a wider format. Users can customize the minimum width thresholds for both sidebars, allowing for flexible adjustments based on their workflow. This plugin enhances the workspace by optimizing screen real estate, making it especially useful for smaller screens or multitasking environments.

The Nexus AI Chat Importer plugin allows users to seamlessly import ChatGPT conversation export files into Obsidian. It organizes conversations into Markdown files, sorted by date, and updates existing files with new messages. The plugin provides detailed import reports, tracks imported conversations, and supports resetting the import catalog for reprocessing data. Additional features include direct linking to the original conversations in the ChatGPT web app. This tool is ideal for maintaining an organized and searchable record of AI interactions within Obsidian.

The Confluence Space Sync plugin enables seamless synchronization of Confluence spaces into an Obsidian vault, converting pages into Markdown files while maintaining the original folder hierarchy. It supports customizable synchronization intervals, allowing automatic updates of Confluence content. The plugin also handles Confluence-specific elements like tables, task lists, and panels, ensuring smooth integration with Obsidian workflows. Ideal for teams and individuals, it facilitates local backups of Confluence content and enhances accessibility for collaboration or personal knowledge management.

The Clojure Plugin Host plugin enables users to write simple plugins directly in Clojure within Obsidian. By leveraging the SCI (Small Clojure Interpreter) framework, this plugin allows users to define and execute custom functionality via Clojure scripts embedded in notes. Tagged notes containing Clojure code can define functions, such as those for UI elements or event handling, which are automatically initialized and executed. This plugin enhances flexibility for users familiar with Clojure who want to extend Obsidian's capabilities programmatically.

The Timeline plugin enables users to create visually appealing timelines in their Obsidian notes, enhancing the way chronological or event-based information is presented. It supports two tagging formats: simple `timeline` for quick entries and `timeline-labeled` for more structured events with labels such as date, title, and content. Users can customize the timeline’s appearance with predefined classes for line thickness, body spacing, and active colors, which seamlessly integrate with Obsidian's theme. The plugin provides an intuitive way to organize and display historical data, project milestones, or any chronological narrative directly within notes.

The Markdown Furigana plugin enhances the readability of multilingual text in Obsidian by rendering furigana annotations, commonly used in Japanese and other languages. By applying a simple markdown syntax, users can display kanji, kana, or other scripts with pronunciation or transliteration aids, improving comprehension and accessibility. The plugin processes furigana rendering during preview mode without altering the original notes, ensuring clean and flexible note editing. It supports multiple furigana sections, allowing detailed annotations for complex scripts, making it particularly useful for language learners or those working with annotated text.

The Hugo codeblock highlight plugin allows users to highlight specific lines within code blocks in Obsidian using the Hugo syntax. By adding the `hl_lines` option to code blocks, users can highlight single lines or ranges of lines. Additionally, users can select lines directly within the code block and highlight them using a right-click menu. This functionality enhances the readability and visual appeal of code snippets, making it easier to focus on specific parts of the code. The plugin is optimized for Obsidian's Live Preview and Source modes.

The Prompt ChatGPT plugin enhances your Obsidian workflow by automating the process of sending customized prompts to ChatGPT. Users can create templates with placeholders like {{title}} and {{context}} that are dynamically filled when opening or creating a note. Once set up, the plugin sends these prompts to ChatGPT, generating responses based on your note’s content. It supports direct communication with ChatGPT via a chatbox, and offers features like conversation retention, which allows you to store recent responses. Additionally, it customizes ChatGPT's behavior for a personalized experience, making it a seamless tool for users looking to integrate AI-driven insights into their notes.

The Immich plugin integrates Obsidian with your self-hosted Immich instance, allowing seamless insertion of images from an Immich album directly into your notes. Users can browse a shared album and quickly add one or multiple images with a single click. This feature is ideal for organizing and enhancing notes with visual content stored in a private, self-hosted environment. It supports configurable settings for album access and API integration, ensuring a secure and personalized workflow.

The BookFusion plugin integrates BookFusion with Obsidian, allowing you to easily import and sync highlights, notes, and annotations from a variety of eBook formats such as PDFs, EPUBs, MOBIs, and more. The plugin supports atomic highlights and annotations, enabling users to distill complex ideas into focused insights for better retention. With multiple vault support and highly customizable settings, users can sync different content types to various vaults. The plugin also offers powerful update policies and automatic syncing, providing seamless content management. Tailor everything from filenames to frontmatter using Liquid Templating Language, offering complete control over your reading and research workflow.

The Ego Rock plugin integrates Taskwarrior with Obsidian, enabling users to view and manage their tasks directly within Obsidian's reading view. By using specialized code blocks like `task-table`, `task-count`, and `task-table-ascii`, users can display task lists, task counts, and ASCII tables, leveraging Taskwarrior's powerful command-line features. The plugin supports custom reports and filter expressions, allowing for a highly customizable task management experience. Additionally, action buttons such as 'refresh' can be added to task reports, providing further interactivity. This plugin streamlines the task management process for users of Taskwarrior, bringing tasks into the Obsidian ecosystem for seamless workflow integration.

The Gitlab Wiki Exporter plugin allows users to export content from GitLab wikis into Obsidian, enabling easy integration and access to GitLab wiki data within the Obsidian environment. This tool simplifies the process of importing GitLab wiki pages, preserving the structure and formatting, and making it easier for users to manage and reference their GitLab documentation alongside their personal notes. It is an efficient solution for teams or individuals who rely on GitLab wikis and want to consolidate their knowledge base into Obsidian.

The Alias Management plugin helps users identify and manage duplicate aliases across their Obsidian vault. It displays aliases in multiple files, color-coded based on their origin, such as filenames or inline aliases. Users can quickly navigate to files, remove unwanted aliases, and automatically update as changes occur. The plugin provides an interactive and intuitive interface, allowing users to sort and filter aliases, view them per file, and easily remove duplicates. Settings allow customization of alias handling, such as including filenames, sorting, and excluding specific files or aliases. This plugin streamlines the organization of aliases and file names within Obsidian.

The Add links to current note plugin enhances note connectivity in Obsidian by enabling users to automatically append links to the currently open note at the bottom of selected notes containing wiki links. It simplifies the process of cross-referencing notes, making it easier to maintain a well-linked knowledge base. Users can execute this feature through the command palette or set a hotkey for quicker access. Additionally, the plugin offers an option to add links from the quick switcher, streamlining navigation and organization within the vault.

The Orion Publish plugin allows users to easily publish and share their Obsidian notes on the web. It provides simple commands to publish, update, or unpublish notes with just a few clicks. Users can also copy the published note's URL directly from the plugin. The plugin supports custom domains for personalized URL links and offers the ability to create and manage feeds, allowing multiple notes to be grouped together. Orion Publish provides an intuitive interface for web-based note sharing, making it a convenient tool for users looking to showcase or share their Obsidian notes online.

The AI Tagger plugin streamlines the process of tagging notes in Obsidian by utilizing various advanced Large Language Models (LLMs) to automatically suggest and generate relevant tags. It analyzes the open document and your previous tag history to provide up to five relevant existing tags and create up to three new ones. The plugin supports multiple LLMs like GPT, Mistral, Anthropic, and Google, offering flexibility in tagging. Features include one-click tagging, selection-based tagging, batch tagging for multiple files, and configuration options such as custom API endpoints and context-aware tagging. Ideal for users looking to simplify their note organization with smart and automatic tagging.

The PF2e Statblocks plugin allows users to create detailed, formatted Pathfinder Second Edition statblocks within Obsidian using simple Markdown syntax. It supports features like automatic trait coloring, level indicators, and action icons for various activities. Users can easily create complex statblocks for items, creatures, and NPCs, with support for dynamic actions, traits, and item descriptions. The plugin also includes multi-language support for trait coloration, making it accessible to a wider audience. Additionally, it integrates with the PF2e community’s multilingual content and provides customization options for tailoring statblock outputs.

The Readwise Community plugin integrates Obsidian with Readwise, allowing users to sync their reading highlights directly into their vault. It supports automatic synchronization on startup or at regular intervals, pulling in new highlights and updating existing notes. Users can customize the formatting of notes and highlights using templating, ensuring the imported content aligns with their preferences. The plugin also includes an author mapping feature for consistent attribution across sources. With options for storage paths and detailed settings, it offers a flexible solution for aggregating and organizing reading data within Obsidian.

The Expiration-Date-Tracker plugin helps users monitor expiration dates for various items, such as groceries, by organizing data into a table format. Users can track items with details like name, expiration date, and quantity, and view the information in a dedicated interface. The plugin provides a categorized view of expiration statuses, allowing items to be grouped based on their proximity to expiration. Users can configure date formats, thresholds for expiration categories, and the location of the data file. Notifications for expired items ensure users stay informed and organized, making it easier to manage time-sensitive inventories.

The Folder Note Core plugin streamlines the integration between folders and notes in Obsidian by treating them as unified entities. It provides features such as creating folder notes, syncing folder and note names automatically, and enabling actions like renaming or deleting folders directly from the linked note. Users can customize folder note creation with templates and preferences, ensuring a personalized workflow. This plugin is ideal for those who want seamless organization and synchronization of folders and associated notes, especially when used alongside the alx-folder-note plugin for advanced functionality.

The Discord Rich Presence plugin integrates Obsidian with Discord, allowing users to display their current activity in Obsidian as their Discord status. It updates details like the vault name, current file name, and time spent editing, with options for customization. Users can choose to show or hide specific information, such as file extensions or custom vault names. The plugin reconnects automatically or via a command if Discord is not open. This feature enhances collaboration and transparency, showcasing real-time work activity to friends or teams on Discord.

The Discordian Theme plugin enhances the Discordian Theme in Obsidian by providing customizable settings directly within the app. It includes features such as Writer Mode, Flat Andy Mode, and Paragraph Focus with adjustable fade-out. Users can also modify readable line length, toggle dark note headers, and adjust font sizes for notes and the File Explorer. While the plugin is not mandatory for using the Discordian Theme, it significantly improves personalization and usability for those seeking a tailored aesthetic and functional experience.

The Mxmind Mindmap plugin integrates Mxmind, a mind mapping tool, with Obsidian, allowing users to easily convert their markdown files into interactive mind maps. By right-clicking on a markdown file, users can generate a mind map and visually organize their notes. The plugin includes a mind map editor within Obsidian's sidebar, offering a seamless experience for brainstorming and planning. Note that some features, like saving and syncing mind maps, require an account with Mxmind.com. The plugin provides an intuitive interface for managing and editing mind maps directly within Obsidian.

The Adjacency Matrix Maker plugin transforms your Obsidian graph into an adjacency matrix, offering a new perspective on the relationships between your notes. Each note is represented as a row and column in a grid, with colored cells indicating links between notes. The plugin provides features like pan, zoom, and tooltips to explore connections interactively. Folder-based color coding helps visualize organizational hierarchies, and users can save the matrix image for further analysis. Customizable settings, such as image scale and colors, make it easy to tailor the visualization to your needs, offering a powerful way to analyze your vault's structure.

The Track-a-Lot plugin enables users to track the status of various items through web scraping and Markdown table creation. This plugin allows you to build lists from different webpages and manage the status of each item individually within Obsidian. The status column is fully customizable and retains its content when the list is updated. With an easy-to-use interface, you can quickly select or create notes, access tracking commands through the Command Palette, and update lists efficiently. The plugin is ideal for anyone looking to manage and track items, from puzzles to projects, within their Obsidian environment.

The Relay plugin introduces true multiplayer capabilities to Obsidian, allowing users to collaborate in real-time with live cursors, seamless offline editing, and folder sharing. It leverages Conflict-Free Replicated Data Types (CRDTs) to track and sync changes efficiently, ensuring that all collaborators see consistent updates. Users can create and manage relays, invite others using share keys, and organize shared folders. The plugin supports markdown files and folders, offering features like conflict-free block editing and quick updates upon reconnecting. Relay prioritizes a local-first approach, enabling offline functionality and merging edits upon reconnection.

The KeepSidian plugin facilitates seamless synchronization of Google Keep notes into Obsidian, offering an efficient one-way sync process. By leveraging a specialized server, the plugin downloads notes from Google Keep and formats them into Markdown for easy integration within your Obsidian vault. Key features include on-demand syncing of all notes, secure handling of credentials, and metadata enrichment with details like creation and update dates. Advanced options like AI-assisted tagging and title generation are available for subscribers. With a roadmap promising additional features like daily syncs and two-way synchronization, KeepSidian aims to enhance workflows for users who rely on both platforms.

The Antidote Grammar Checker Integration plugin connects Obsidian with Antidote, a robust grammar checking tool supporting English and French. This integration is compatible with Antidote 10 and higher, including the web version, across macOS, Linux, and Windows. The plugin adds four intuitive icons to the status bar for quick access to Antidote’s corrector, dictionary, and guide. Users can perform full-document checks, review selected text, or use contextual corrections based on cursor position. The plugin ensures seamless grammar and style checking within the Obsidian environment, providing an efficient tool for improving written content. Note that this plugin is not available for smartphones.

The Youglish plugin integrates the YouGlish widget into Obsidian, enabling users to quickly search and hear real-world pronunciations of selected words or phrases from YouTube. With access to over 50 million tracks, the plugin provides contextual audio examples to enhance pronunciation learning. By selecting a phrase and clicking the plugin icon, users can effortlessly access pronunciation insights directly within their notes.

The oblogger plugin enhances Obsidian by introducing a side-panel interface focused on tag exploration and streamlined logging. It features a tag explorer that allows users to organize notes by custom or predefined tag groups, including recent documents, daily notes, and untagged notes. Users can customize icons for notes, organize non-Markdown files, and utilize bookmarks for better navigation. The plugin also provides a logging modal that simplifies frontmatter generation with customizable paths, suggested fields, and previous data references. It supports tag nesting and integration with both frontmatter and body content, offering flexibility in note management and tracking.

The Dangerzone Writing plugin offers a high-pressure writing environment to stimulate creativity and focus. Users set a timer for a writing session, during which they must continuously type; pausing for longer than a set duration results in all written text being deleted. This approach is ideal for overcoming writer's block, drafting initial ideas, or warming up writing skills. The plugin includes customizable settings for session duration, deletion time, font size, and background color to create a tailored and immersive experience. Successful sessions are tracked, encouraging consistent use.

The Canvas Mindmap Helper plugin enhances Obsidian's Canvas view by adding mind mapping functionality. It provides convenient commands to quickly add new cards and navigate between them using the keyboard. A key feature is the auto layout command, which automatically arranges the cards for a more organized view. Additionally, the plugin offers the option to trigger the auto layout whenever changes are made to the cards, helping users maintain a neat and structured visual representation of their ideas. This plugin is ideal for users looking to turn their Canvas view into a dynamic, interactive mind mapping tool.

The PARA Workflower plugin simplifies managing your Obsidian vault using the PARA method, an organizational strategy developed by Tiago Forte. With commands to quickly create new projects, areas, and resources, the plugin enhances productivity by structuring your vault efficiently. It includes features like easy archiving and restoration of PARA items, a fuzzy search for archived elements, and support for folder structures. The plugin also enables smooth project management with status updates like 'draft' and 'done.' Users can automate tasks such as archiving and restoring projects with a few clicks, making this plugin ideal for users looking to stay organized and streamline their workflow in Obsidian.

The Notes dater plugin enhances the Obsidian status bar by displaying the creation and last modified dates of the active file. This feature works seamlessly with all file types, including notes, images, and PDFs, providing users with quick access to important metadata. By keeping these details visible at all times, it helps users stay organized and informed about their files’ history without needing to manually check file properties. The plugin is straightforward and designed to integrate smoothly into Obsidian's interface.

The Title index plugin allows users to automatically add numbered indexes to markdown headings in their Obsidian notes. This feature helps organize and structure documents by providing hierarchical numbering for headings (e.g., 1.1, 1.2.1). It streamlines navigation and readability, making it easier to manage and reference complex content. The plugin can be activated through the command palette and ensures that headings are consistently numbered without affecting code blocks or other non-heading elements in the document.

The Metadata Icon plugin enhances Obsidian's metadata management by allowing users to customize metadata entries with icons. It supports a variety of sources for icons, including online URLs, local file paths, and base64-encoded images, making it highly flexible for different use cases. Users can easily associate icons with specific metadata properties, creating a visually engaging and organized experience. This plugin is ideal for users who want to visually enhance their Obsidian notes with custom icons for metadata, whether it's for linking to external resources or organizing their vault more intuitively.

The Search on Internet plugin enhances Obsidian by adding the ability to search selected text, note titles, and links on external websites directly from within the app. Users can configure custom search options for websites like Google or Wikipedia, or define their own using templates. Searches can be displayed in an embedded iframe within Obsidian or opened in the default browser. The plugin also integrates with the file context menu, enabling quick searches based on note titles or tags. It streamlines research and external lookups, making it easier to gather information without leaving Obsidian.

The Augmented Canvas plugin enhances Obsidian's Canvas feature by integrating OpenAI's GPT-4 to provide AI-powered functionalities. Users can ask questions about specific notes or generate new questions based on a note's content. The plugin creates new notes with AI-generated responses or links, facilitating a dynamic conversation history between notes. Additional features include creating images, running system prompts across folders, generating flashcards for spaced repetition, and inserting relevant AI-generated questions into the canvas. The plugin offers robust customization options and integrates seamlessly with other Obsidian tools, boosting productivity and enhancing note exploration.

The Seafile plugin enables seamless synchronization of Obsidian notes across multiple devices using Seafile, a high-performance, self-hosted file syncing solution. The plugin integrates Seafile's syncing API, allowing users to efficiently sync their notes and manage repositories. It supports both desktop and mobile platforms, ensuring smooth synchronization even on low-end Android devices. The plugin also allows users to specify files to ignore, ensuring greater control over the sync process. However, it currently does not support encrypted repositories and may encounter issues with large files. Overall, it provides an effective way to keep Obsidian data synchronized, though users should exercise caution to prevent data loss or corruption.

The Update Time plugin enhances your Obsidian workflow by automatically updating the metadata of your notes to include creation and modification timestamps. It tracks file changes, whether they occur inside or outside Obsidian, and updates the `created` and `updated` properties in the front matter with accurate file creation and modification times. Additionally, it supports folder exclusions, allowing users to specify directories where updates should not occur, such as templates. This plugin is particularly helpful for maintaining an accurate timeline of note edits and organizing metadata effectively.

The Mochi Cards Exporter plugin allows users to seamlessly convert Obsidian markdown notes into flashcards compatible with the Mochi app, a markdown-based flashcard and spaced repetition tool. Users can create cards by tagging lines in their notes with a customizable tag (default `#card`), which acts as the front face of the card. The content below, up to a section divider, becomes the back face. The plugin supports exporting attachments such as images, videos, and audio files, ensuring a rich and dynamic learning experience. Exported flashcards are saved as `.mochi` files, which can be imported directly into Mochi for study. This tool is ideal for anyone leveraging spaced repetition for learning and memorization.

The simple-sketch plugin enables users to create basic sketches within Obsidian using an intuitive interface. It provides tools for freehand drawing, creating shapes such as lines, rectangles, and ellipses, and adding text to sketches. Users can save sketches directly to their vault or download them as image files. A ribbon icon gives quick access to the sketching interface, while right-click options allow users to edit image files. The plugin is designed for simplicity and efficiency, making it easy to enhance notes with visual elements.

The Movie Search plugin simplifies the process of creating detailed movie notes within Obsidian. Users can search for movies using keywords, select from the results, and automatically generate notes populated with relevant movie information such as title, release date, genres, cast, and more. It integrates seamlessly with plugins like Dataview and Templater, allowing for advanced note customization and rendering. Users can configure settings such as file location, naming conventions, and template preferences. The plugin supports integration with third-party APIs like TMDB, providing comprehensive and up-to-date movie data.

The Electron Window Tweaker plugin allows users to adjust various visual and functional aspects of the Obsidian app's Electron window. It offers features like modifying window opacity, enabling window vibrancy on macOS, and setting the window to always stay on top. These customizations enhance the user interface and provide a tailored experience, especially for users who prefer aesthetic or functional tweaks to their workspace. Compatibility may vary across operating systems.

The Tencent COS for Imgur plugin enhances image management in Obsidian by enabling seamless upload of images to Tencent Cloud Object Storage (COS). Users can drag and drop, copy and paste, or batch upload images directly from their notes to the cloud. The plugin automatically replaces local image links with cloud-hosted links and can delete local copies post-upload to save storage space. It supports custom region selection for storage buckets, ensuring flexibility for different user needs. This plugin simplifies image handling and helps users maintain efficient, centralized cloud storage for their Obsidian content.

The Track-a-Lot plugin enables users to track the status of various items through web scraping and Markdown table creation. This plugin allows you to build lists from different webpages and manage the status of each item individually within Obsidian. The status column is fully customizable and retains its content when the list is updated. With an easy-to-use interface, you can quickly select or create notes, access tracking commands through the Command Palette, and update lists efficiently. The plugin is ideal for anyone looking to manage and track items, from puzzles to projects, within their Obsidian environment.

The Plugin Reloader plugin enables users to reload plugins within Obsidian without having to restart the application. This helps streamline the development and testing process for plugin developers and enhances workflow efficiency for all users. By providing a quick and easy way to reload plugins, the plugin minimizes downtime and keeps Obsidian running smoothly while updating or modifying plugins in use. It is an essential tool for users who frequently install or update plugins.

The Canvas LMS Task Importer plugin helps users integrate their Canvas LMS tasks and assignments directly into Obsidian. By connecting to a Canvas account via an API token, the plugin allows users to import tasks into their notes effortlessly, either appending them at the cursor or replacing selected content. It also supports integration with the Obsidian Tasks plugin, enabling seamless task management for academic workloads within Obsidian.

The InlineCodeHighlight plugin enhances Obsidian by allowing users to apply syntax highlighting to inline code snippets. By specifying a programming or markup language within inline code, the plugin renders the content with appropriate syntax styling. This feature is especially useful for users who want to visually distinguish code elements or demonstrate code concepts directly within their notes, improving clarity and readability.

The Text Wrapper plugin enhances Obsidian's text editing capabilities by allowing users to wrap selected text with customizable HTML tags. Users can configure up to three frequently used tags in the settings and assign them to hotkeys for quick access. For additional flexibility, a modal accessible from the command palette enables inputting custom tags on the fly. When no text is selected, the plugin inserts the tags next to each other, streamlining workflows that require frequent use of specialized HTML tags like `<dd>`, `<dt>`, and `<dl>`. This plugin is particularly useful for users working with structured or semantic text formats in their notes.

The Footlinks plugin streamlines the management of footnotes in Obsidian by converting inline links into a neatly organized list at the bottom of your note. Users can activate the plugin through the left-side menu or via a command. Settings allow customization, including adding a separator between the main body and footlinks or toggling the visibility of the menu icon. This plugin is particularly useful for maintaining clean and readable notes, especially when dealing with numerous hyperlinks.

The Markdown Media Card plugin allows users to create visually appealing media information cards directly in Markdown within Obsidian. These cards can display information about books, movies, music, and other media types, including titles, cover images, ratings, authors, and more. Users can configure card parameters such as card width, introduction text, and additional custom fields.